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To: russwinter who wrote (46502)	12/3/2005 1:21:23 PM
From: Ramsey Su	Respond to of 110194

San Diego Nov 05 Sales activity update. Nov 2005 2414 closings. 59 days avg. $648,008 avg asking price. $625,172 avg sold price. 2443 pendings. 62 days avg. $638,790 avg asking price. Oct 2005 2562 closings. 57 days avg. $662,884 avg asking price. $625,172 avg sold price. Nov 2004 3133 closings. 46 days avg. $597,760 avg asking price. $571,314 avg sold price. 2005 yr to end of Nov 37489 closings. 52 days avg. $631,849 avg asking price. $606,502 avg sold price. Bottomline Nov 05 sales volume down 22.9% from Nov 04. Nov 05 sales volume down 5.8% from Oct 05. Nov 05 avg sales price up 9.4% from Nov 04. Nov 05 avg sales price down .07% from Oct 05. Nov 05 pendings 2443 which means Dec 05 is going to be LOW. Current listing is 15210 = over 6 months inventory. Percentage of condo remains about steady at 35% range.

To: russwinter who wrote (46502)	12/3/2005 3:15:12 PM
From: kailuabruddah	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Yup... down 22% in San Mateo and 25% in Santa Cruz - no doubt that worsens once GOOG actually starts to drop... This is one of the better (and humorous) RE Bubble Blogs: marinrealestatebubble.blogspot.com One of the last dominoes to fall will eventually be Hawaii... Of course the prices haven't dropped yet - but inventory has indeed risen. See page 14 of 20: thekaufmanadvantage.com Hawaii Inventory is now where it was in the summer of 2001 - before commencing the 100% increase in price to today...